News from 07/04/1839
1839; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
W. Lovett, John Frost, Bucks Herald,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Champion and Weekly Herald. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. News: Female Fashions for April, Sheep Destroyed by Hydrophobia, Chartist Meetings in the North, Rev. J. R. Stephens—Public Meeting, Sir Wilscott and the Blarney Stone, Military Statistics of the Principal Powers of Europe, Charge of Murder, Lambeth Parochial Election, New Poor-Law, Coroners' Inquests, Great Meeting at Nottingham Reception of Mr. Oastler, Fire Caused by Engine on Railroads, State of the Navy—Memorial of the Lieutenants, The Chartists at Brighton, Chartist Meetings in Scotland, Lord Ebrington and the Irish, Paganini, Who Has Been for Some Time in a Bad State of Health, Is at Present Said to Be in Considerable Danger, March of Troops for the North, Postscript Champion Office, Saturday Afternoon, The Late Extensive Robbery of Gold Dust, Police Guildhall, Devizes, April 4, Presentation of a Portrait to Mr. Fletcher, of Bury, Destructive Incendiary Fires, Tuesday, April 2, Arrival of the Lord-Lieutenant, Greenwich Fair, Arming in the Manufacturing Districts, The Chartists in Wales, It Has Been Stated Erroneously That the Mastership of St. Katharine's Is in the Gift of Queen Adelaide, "Defeat of the Chartists at Devizes", Price of Hops, Monday, April 1, A List of the Delegates Present and Absent Each Day during the Week, Foreign News Formation of Teh French Ministry, Chartists V. Whigs Public Meeting at Edinburgh.—Extraordinary Scene, The Chartists in Suffolk, Chartist Soldiers, Lord John Russell and the Whig Poor-Law, The Accounts Received at the Earl of Derby's, in Grosvenor-Square, Yesterday, from Knowsley-Park, State That His Lordship Had Again Rallied, and Was on the Whole Considerably Better, Indictment against the Todmorden Overseers Liverpool Assizes, Friday, March 29, General Convention of the Delegates of the Working Classes Wednesday, The Rival Queens, Police Regulations, Condition of the Ministers, On Thursday Last the Poor-Law Guardians for the Parish of Rochdale, Were Appointed at Their Various Townships, The Banished Cotton-Spinners, Sheep-Stealing, Assizes Chester Assizes.—Chester, April 5, Latest Country News, Serious Accident, Outrage upon a Collector of Church-Rates, Trial of the Rev. J. R. Stephens, The Hon. And Rev. T. Plunklett, Dean of down, Has Been Elevated to the Vacant Bishopric of Tuam and Killala, High Water at London Bridge. Editorial: The Revenue, Children's Friend Society; or, the Hackney Kidnappers, We Insert a Letter from Mr. Frost, Late Magistrate of Newport, Monmouthshire, to the Secretary of the Convention in London, by Which We Are Glad to Learn That Lord John Russell Is Likely to Meet Mr. Frost upon the Hustings at Stroud Whenever a Dissolution Shall Send the 658 Back to Their Constitudents, Emigration of Mechanics, The Chartists, England and the United States, To Correspondents, We Have to Direct Attention to the Mass of Intelligence from All Parts of the Country, Which We This Day Present to Our Readers. Business: Liverpool Cotton Market, April 2, State of the Manufacturing Districts, Bank of England, London Mercantile Markets, Corn-Exchange, Monday, April 1, The Funds and Money Market, Smithfield Market, Monday, April 1, The Tea Trade, Average Price of Sugar, Liverpool Corn Market, April 2, The Markets Corn Averages. Letter to the editor: Mr. Frost and the Electors of Stroud, The Infamous Book To the Editor of the Champion. Arts and entertainment: Theatres Drury-Lane, Mansion-House Dinner. Poem, verse: Varieties "Had I the Tun Which Bacchus Used", When Autumn Has Laid Her Sickle By. Birth notices: Births. Marriage notices: Married. Death notices: Died.
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